Briana Kotchen, Author at Landmark Educational Tours

Discover the Foodie Haven and Cultural Hub of Union Market in Washington DC

Discover the foodie paradise and cultural center of Union Market in Washington DC. With over 40 vendors, shopping, events, and a commitment to sustainability and community, Union Market is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. Read on to learn more!

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring the Women Who Shaped Our World and Empowering the Women of the Future

This post explores the significance of Women’s History Month, highlighting some of the most influential women in history and how we can continue to work towards gender equality. Discover how to celebrate and empower women while acknowledging the challenges they face.

The Vital Role of HBCUs in Advancing Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education: A Comprehensive Guide

HBCUs have been a cornerstone of higher education for African American students since the 1800s, providing valuable educational experiences and promoting diversity and inclusion in higher education. From their diverse student bodies to their research and outreach programs, HBCUs are playing a critical role in advancing the cause of diversity and inclusion in higher education.

Discover the Thrills of Space Exploration: A Guide to the Kennedy Space Center

Take a journey into the world of space exploration with a visit to the Kennedy Space Center. Explore historic rockets, meet an astronaut, and immerse yourself in the wonders of space. Book your trip today!

Famous Alumni from HBCUs: Impact on Society and Legacy

Discover the legacy of famous alumni from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) including Toni Morrison, Martin Luther King Jr., Maya Angelou, Oprah Winfrey, and Thurgood Marshall. Learn about their impact on society and the ways they continue to inspire future generations.

Discover the Hilarious Side of Art:
10 Funniest Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery

Get ready for a good laugh and a fresh perspective on art! Join us on a tour of the National Portrait Gallery as we showcase the top 10 funniest portraits. From “The Laughing Cavalier” to “The Mona Lisa,” these works of art will have you in stitches and leave you with a new appreciation for the world of art.

Top 5 Midtown Restaurants for Groups: Carmines, Sushi Nakazawa, The Smith, Keens Steakhouse, and Empellon

Discover the best restaurants for groups in Midtown Manhattan with our top 5 picks. From classic Italian-American at Carmines, to upscale sushi at Sushi Nakazawa, and trendy Mexican at Empellon, there’s something for everyone.

How to Plan a HBCU College Tour

All prospective college students should take HBCU college campus tours. The next step for students after deciding on their major is picking the best college. According to Melissa E. Wooten, a student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, “[HBCUs] are a crucial arena for the fight for civil rights and equality” (Wooten, 2015).

The Capital Wheel

The Capital Wheel Experience incomparable waterfront views of DC, Maryland and Virginia seated in comfortable, climate-controlled gondolas. Teacher Resources Create your own program or download our free Common Core Compliant Teacher Resource Guides: Grade 6-8 The Wilson Connection Grade 6-8 Overcoming Gravity Grade 6-8 Moving Across the Potomac Grade 9-12 The Wilson Connection Grade 9-12 Overcoming Gravity […]

The Best Things to See & Do in The Wharf – Washington, D.C.

The waterfront is a multibillion-dollar mixed-use development along Washington, DCs southwest waterfront. The waterfront is located at Washington, DCs Riverfront Park, located at 2100 E. 28th St., in the citys Northeast neighborhood. Hoffman-Madison Waterfront (HMW) is the development partnership behind The Wharfs Washington, D.C. Waterfront. The development of Hoffman-Madison Waterfront, The Wharf, is a public-private partnership and is the largest planned-unit development (PUD) in the history of Washington, DC.

What to know before visiting the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.

The United States Capitol, also known as the Capitol Building, serves as both the venue where the United States Congress convenes and the location of the legislative branch of the federal government of the United States. At the eastern end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., it is situated on Capitol Hill. For a school trip to Washington, D.C., we’ll go over the numerous ways you can see the Capitol below.

What to know before visiting the Washington Monument

George Washington’s political and military leadership was essential to the creation of the United States. In order to combat Britain’s superior military power, he united Americans from thirteen different states under the leadership of the Continental Army. As the nation’s first president, Washington set the bar for all presidents who followed him with his exceptional leadership. The memorial is unobstructed by anyone, much like the man.

3 Must Pack Essentials on A Washington D.C. School Trip

Your eagerly awaited school trip to Washington, D.C., is just a few days away. You’re excited to take advantage of the exciting and educational opportunities that lie ahead of you. In spite of the excitement, packing the following things will guarantee your comfort while traveling. On a school trip to Washington, D.C., there are three things that are a necessity: Comfortable walking shoes, Refillable Water Bottle, Weather Gear (raincoat, umbrella).

Spelman College becomes one of the top HBCUs

Spelman College, a historically Black college and a global leader in the education of women of African descent, is dedicated to academic excellence in the liberal arts and sciences and the intellectual, creative, ethical, and leadership development of its students